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The School for Scheming archiveJust how far will people to go to attain position and fortune and who will they be prepared to sacrifice along the way? Claude Plantaganet, who has run through three estates and five legacies, now has only his daughter left. While Mrs Fox French's finishing school may teach her young ladies how to snare members of the aristocracy, how are her own finances? And John Perkins schemes feverishly to become a capitalist while being aware of the fragility of everything around him. Written in 1847 by one of the most prolific writers and successful actors and directors of the nineteenth century, this is clearly a play for our times. Boucicault is author of numerous plays including the hit comedy London Assurance.

Cast/Performers

Muireann Bird (Baroness), Chris Bone (Craven), Martha Dancy (Matilda), Catherine Forrester (Augusta / Mrs Warren), Sabina Franklyn (Mrs Fox French), Oliver Gomm (Fipley), Elizabeth Healey (Sally), Dominic Hecht (MacDunnum), Michael Kirk (Williams / Withers), Evelyn Lockley (Rose), Imogen Sage (Helen), Paul Shelley (Claude), Tony Turner (Sykes)

Creatives/Company

Author: Dion Boucicault
Presented by: Orange Tree
Director: Auriol Smith
Design: Robyn Wilson
Costume: Sam Dowson

The School for Scheming

The School for Scheming (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01445502162. Details of all The School for Scheming archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01636593407

Archive Listings

16 Apr 14
  to
17 May 14
Orange Tree Theatre
Outer London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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